Harpster High School - Crusader Yearbook (Harpster, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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' 4,5 ,rg , ' I , , ' ' 4 1 w THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing Warren Grossman, Stephen Swihart Seated Harold Sheaffer, Cyrus Sears, and Arthur IBIS? Charles R Maddox Liberty High School Ohio Wesleyan B A Ohio State I A Columbia University Exe utive Head Go ernment Sooidlogy Science History 3 V . 4 e ' e o 1 'N f a ll H .. 0 I I O I Robert Dunbar Mt Blanchard High School Findlay College Physical Education Commercial 'E ...NR Joseph lcklpin Ada High School Ohio Northern Wilmington College History Biology Mrs Mary Walton De Graff High School Antioch College Bowling Green Mathematics English ,O l. TM7 llrs Jane Stump God's Bible High School Ashbury College University of Kentucky Music wwf' N If Irs Alice Fowler larseilles High School Findlay 001198, B A Unable to obtain a picture Ohio State English French Home Economics Archie J Bishop Ashley High School ' Ohio State University Agriculture 5 ' w Mrs Rose Tschantz Upper Sandusky High School Bowling Green Ohio Northern Grades One and Two Mrs Elizabeth Swartz Ashley Ohio State Ohio Northern Grades Five and Six 6 N L,,.,- Nix Mrs Pearl Foos Marion Harding High School Kent State University Grades Three and Four .WM gig fax M, N55 H . Q W. , - . , , M Nw rv- N, Q .gr 'fm ' ' ' ' -f f ..--WNW S- X Yi , W , , b .1 bw! 'AN , V Z', ' X M X, A , , , , K W 5, xN,, MSIWW , 4 M . l V A tQ3rN?, , M N .mls ,WM ,Y Jw, X 5 Q F , -- , :xml l ' Su ,W 47 L .qv ,, , , 4 4 , .W , Q. .5 ,lx I U f A R ' ,ff ' . ...wal . 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Stephen Craig Swihart nThank You lr Par nGreat Ceasar's G Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball l,9,5,4 Track l,2,5,4 F U A 1,2, ,4 Reporter 2, Treas 5, Pres Chorus 1,2 Lettermans Club 2,5,4 National Honor Society 5,4 4 Susanne White 'Thank You Mr Par Great Ceasar's Ghos Sec Trees 4 Cheerleader 1,9,5,4 Chorus l,2,5,4 Octette 4 Majorette l,2,3,4 National Honor Society '-:sf Frances Louise Turney Almost Summer 'Thank You Mr Parker' nGreat Ceasar's G os Sec. 3 Chorus l,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,5, National Honor Society 5,4 Grace Ellen Bell 'Rest Assured 'Thank You Mr' Parker' nGreat Ceasar s Ghost Chorus 1,2,3,4 Sextette 2,5 Trio 5,4 Octette 4 National Honor Society 5,4 Nissan Donald Earl Jury Great Ceasar s Ghost' Basketball 1,4 Baseball l,2,3 A ec V Pres Chorus l,2,3,4 Quartet 3,4 Octette 4 Drum Major l,2,5,4 Dwight Franklin Shumate nThank You Mr Parker' Great Ceasar's Ghost' Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,5,4 Track l,2,3,4 F A 1,2,:5,4 Chorus 1,2 Lettermans Club 2,3,4 Howard Dear Waggy Jr 'Thank You Mr. Parker' Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2 3,h Track 1,2,3,a F.F A. 1,2,3 L.. F F.A. ec. Chorus 1,2 Lettermans Club 3 h n I in Xp Fe ooo Q I1 I F.F.A. l,2,3,4 FOFI 0 S O 5 I 0 4 I P+ . ' s 11 D 9 Shirley Evelyn Eaton 'Great Ceasar's Ghost' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Sextette 1,2 Trio 5,4 Octette 4 Band 1,2,5, National Honor Society 3,4 4- 9 ix '-'Q Helen Jean Taylor 'Almost Summ 'Great Ceasar's Ghost Treas 3 Chorus 1,2 Majorette 1,2,3, RN-I' XYZ' Treva Rose Gould Rest Assured 'Thank You Mr Parker Great Ceasar s Ghost Pres Chorus 1,2,3,4 Octette 4 Band 1,2,3,4 ll QIIP 4v P Shirley Ann Gongwer 'Rest Assured nGreat Ceasar's Ghost Chorus 1 National Honor Society 6,4 Raymond Zane Cox Basketball l,2,4 Baseball l,9,3,4 Track l,2,5,4 S c l Chorus 1,2 Lettermans Club 2,5,4 ,v 'J'A 'fCZ57 -2' I William Laverne hoses gn Rgger Criswell Basketball l Basketball l,3,4 Track 3,4 Baseball 1,2,4 F F A 1,2,5,4 Track l,2,3,4 Pres 3 F Q A l,9,5,4 Lettermans Club 3,4 Chorus 1,2 Lettermans Club 4 . Q .M ...Q ' 4 f V f .44-A as-.A V Q fr: X I .Fai ai ll -4 I e . a oy Q ' e V fth- . f Q :VX ' G1 U nlli Mary Evelyn Cramer Betty Jean Foreman Thank You Mr Parker 'Th kY u P k chorus1,2,:5,4 an Ou P ar Chorus 1,2,5,4 Sextette 3 Ronald Kenneth Hills Cecil Frederick Rasey Band 1,2,3,4 A Chorus 2,5,4 Quartet 25,4 Octette 4 12 ',,, n e N I . er! , x Vi b ff' v.', 5 i X F.F. . 4 Senior Class History We started on our journey through High School in September l9bl with 21 Freshman Our class advisor was Miss McNemar, and our officers were as follows lax Walters, President, Treva Gould Vice President, Lane Cox, becretary, and Conrad Walcutt, Treasurer We were initlated by the Seniors, in October, making us full fledged Freshman We had two class parties during the year We entered our Sophomore year to find that we rad lost Lynoir Philips and gained Ronald Hills Our advisor was Hr Wolfe lary Ann Carroll Joined us in January We had two class parties At the end of the year, we ordered our class rings The next thing we knew we were back in school as Juniors, with Miss Cryder as our class advisor We found that we had lost Mary Ann Carroll and gained Cecil Rasey W elected the following oflicers President, Tresurer, Helen Taylor Then we said good by to Marilyn Myers and Reva Kirts who get married during the year We sold refreshments at the basket ball games In April, with the help of lr lcAlp1n, we presented our Junior play, 'Thank You, llr Parker ' In lay we gave a Junior Senior banquet, in honor of the Seniors, at the Bow and Arrow The summer went by very fast and we were seniors, at last! Our class officers are as follows President, Qonrad Walcutt, Vice President lax Walters, Secretary Tresurer, Susanne White Our class advisor was lr laddox On November 6, we presented our Senior play 'Great Ceaser's Ghost' with Mrs Fowler as our director lrs Walton and Mr Dunbar helped us with our yearbook We have come to the end of our journey with Baccalaureate and Com mencement We know that we have accomplished many worthwhile things during our journey I3 r ' , . , . e. 1 ' ' : Bill Moses, Vice-President, Conrad Walcuttg becretary, Louise Turneyg SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is getting late and as I sit here in my rocking chair, I slowly drift into a sleep In my sleep, I have a vision of things that will come to pass for the Class of '54 I am walking in the country when suddenly I come upon a small cottage with a white picket fense The name on the mail box attracts my attention It is that of Max Walters, one of my former classmates I decided to pay him a visit I find that he and Louise have finally settled down and are rearing their twin boys I say good by to Louise and lax and go on my way The next place I arrive at is New York I buy a newspaper Say! Conrad is certainly making news these days! He is one of the greatest ball players of the century! I read on in my paper only to discover that Bill Hoses, another of my classmates has just discovered what electricity is, He is now known as the greatest scientest of all time Now my dream takes me to Washington, D C., where I discovered that Grace Bell has just been elected first woman president of the United States She tells me that Betty Foreman is to be her head typlst And now I am in Hollywood I am walkLng down the street when I am surprised to see an old friend of mine, Helen Taylor She tells me that she creates all the hair styles for MGM's pictures The next thing I know it is Sunday morning and I am on my way to Church Ls I walk into the church I am surprised to see that the minister, Dwight Shumate, is attracting such crowds The church is packed and he tells me that it seats about 1000 people. It is afternoon and I see a large stadium I go in and find that the races are over but am surprised to see that the winner is Roger Cris well I hear that he has invented a new device for a B t Rod that will never let the car turn over Later on I see Zane Cox who tells me that he is so successful as a car penter that he has hired 200 people to help him build houses Be also tells me that he saw Ronald Hills the other day Ronnie was such a good I am back in Hollywood again and I am visiting a studio where they are taking screen tests I am surprised that Susie has just signed a contract with International She is to be the star in their next movie The next thing I know, I am in a hospital where I discover that Shirley Gongwer is now one of the greatest surgical nurses in the country Next I see Craig Swihart who tells me that he has just discovered a new kind of fertilizer that will produce twice as much on the same amount of soil I decide to pay my old school a visit I find that Treva Gould is now teaching the third and fourth grades and Donald Jury is teaching Commer cial studies low I am in a bookshop As I look through the books I find that Evelyn Cramer has completed her first book, 'The Biography of lr laddox'. The owner tells me that he alone has sold over a million copies Now I see Cecil Rasey who tells me that he now owns the biggest farm around and is on his way to becoming a millionaire Now I find myself in a large office They take me to the president and I am surprised to see that Shirley Eaton has reached such a high position She tells me that she has 1500 employees working under her. I Ieave Shirley and the next thing I know I am in a television studio The program is 'The Show of Shows and I ask where Sid Ceasar is? They tell me that he has retired and that Dean laggy, who has taken his place, is much better than Sid ever was I awake with a start to find that it is past 9 a.m. I will have to think of a good excuse to give lr laddox. I4 teacher that he has been chosen head of all the.schools ln Ohio. I O . t O I . . U Name Grace sell NDingie Helen Taylor nJeanne Donald Jury nDon Treva Gou I Tee ee Evel n Cramer Fvien Betty Foreman nBetsy Louise Turney Tuigl max Valter Cecil Rase 'Cec Craig Swihart nbwihart Conrad Walcutt 'walcutt Dean Wagpy lla SKY Zane Cox Cox Ronald lills Hills Roger Criswell 'Connie Bill MOSPS Willie Dwi ht bhumate Shumaten Shirley Eaton nShir1ey bhirley Gon wer 'Gongwer Susanne White HSusie iOROSCOPP ..........X Ambition first woman es of U Beautician World bhampion Baton Twirler Teacher Secretary Typlst Secretary :ro Hunter Office Manager coach Comedian Naval Commander uusiciar Coon Hunter Ula? D Y Minister Secretary Surgical Nurse iousewife 15 Probabil Waitress Old Maid Teacher State Farmer iousewife Pres of Ohio Oil Co qOdS6Wlf6 bdop l'fter Hunted Farmer Bachelor County Home Inmate Swabcy Mayor I darpster Fur buyer Scientist bandit dousewife Dish washer Farmer Weakness Cheeseburger IKF Ann Peanuts Dovs Temper Max Louise nernice Carol Sports Jokes Blue eyes Singmn Coon dogs Girls Cycling Boys Giggling Food .... ...g.... it ........ ' '1 H Pr . . S. ll ll ll ll ld , V V N I1 H . I ' 1 Q fx II 'H AJ Y 1 s ' '. l ., NWa1tersn y , A W W I ll W ll I1 I . II W N . , ,. I' ll E H ' o' ' 3 Fl ll I ll U f 1 O ll H 5 A N ll , w 7 . 5 h . Senior Class Will We, the seniors of 1954, being in the usual state of insanity, do hereby bequeath all our unusually goods and talents to our beloved lower classmen To the Juniors, we will our Scholarship, to the Sophomores, our manners and perfect attendance, te the Freshman, our unusual ability to study Grace Bell, will my straight A's to Ira Foreman Zane Cox, will my tobacco chewing to Bill Swartz Evelyn Cramer, will my ability to play basketball to Joyce Cottrell Roger Criswell, will my typing speed to Rosemary Hills Shirley Eaton, will my singing ability to Ruth Ann Sheaffer Betty Foreman, will my red hair to Mary Kern Shirley Gongwer, will my giggles to Melva Patchet Treva Gould, will my temper to Alice ?atchet Ronald Hills, will my tuba to Janet Shaeffer Donald Jury, will my position as drum major to Robert Smith Bill Moses, will my ability to attract girls to Larry Bryant Cecil Rasey, will my 'Hot Rod' to Mr Maddox Dwight Shumate, will my old Ford to anyone that wants Craig Swlhart, will my het headness to Ira Foreman Helen Taylor, will my ability to type with ten thu bs to Bob Hawk Louise Turney, will my ability to go steady to Margaret Brewer Dean Waggy, will my slow driving to Hickey Snyder lax Walters, will my yo yo to Roger lIcAlpin Susie White, will my old cheerleading clothes to anyone that wants them The Harpster High School Farm SHOP Built 1952 16 I, . Ig e I. I, 0 I, . 5' - Q O I, , I, . I, O I, . I, ' . . I, it. Ig O I, . Q O I, Conrad Walcutt, will my athletic ability to Jim Rish. Ig ' e I. H S Annual Staff Grace Bell, Prophecy and Horoscope, Donald Jury, Asst Manager! Roger Criswell, Advertising Staff, Zane Cox, Advertising Staff, Dean Waggy, Advertising Manager, Dwight Shumate, Advertising Staff Treva Gould, Calender, Craig Swihart, Asst Editor, Louise Turney, Editor, Shirley Eaton, Ed1tor's Typist mewmmz HYBUARU eeeeeeeeee 00000000009 Susie White, Subscription Manager, Ronald Hills, Sports Editor's Typist, Max Walters, Asst Sports Editor, Helen Taylor, Asst Subscription Manager, Billy Moses, Asst Snapshot Editor, Shirley Gongwer, Subscription Staff, Evelyn Cramer, Subscription Staff, Cecil Rasey, Snapshot Editor, Conrad Walcutt, Sports Editor, Betty Foreman, Subscription Staff. I V W w . O . . I O O O O . D I- ' f ,gewsf ' ,. K 1 , , 'mf ' gf , in I ,. , I t ' . my-a I . O . Q 9 O I U . C . U3 'J' P' 'S P' CD '4 C3 WWW WW Senior Baby Pictures Cecil reva W :hge B111 Susie WWW Q Grace X Donald Dwight Dean Conrad Helen Evelvn Max K Shirley E Betty Louise Craig Ronald ' , Q I 1 A' r ' 4 Ekf 4 'di T 3, 2 . :W ,, sie QW si 3545 V, V' ff' . 7 ywxaxw-4 25 2, ,sg M' ' - - V 17 If -,J Eg u Z AT Mi' fwf T' ' W f Q + Q Eff ? inQ,y wf A L g'.s sf 1 2' W 1. ,, 'f ,ry ' ., , 5 I ..,, IRI A I Helen Taylor, Shirley Eaton, Tx-eva Gould, Grace Bell, Louise Turne llrs Fowler, ohirley Dwight Shumate D nal The Arab b , TOUGHY JUNIORS 2: Mary Kern Larry Bryant Alice Patchet as , Wx Q Joyce Cottrell Rosemary Hills Bob Hawk We entered our Junior year to find we had lost two of our classmates, Rosalyn Isles and B111 Sandridge. In September we elected our class officers as follows: President, Mary Kerng Vice President, Alice Patchetg Secretary, Joyce Cottrell: Treasurer, Larry Bryant. During the year we sold refreshments at all of our home bas- ketball games. We also sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet in the Spring, with our class advisor as Mrs. Fowler. , k A Vx I ax .I X :K fe 1 , 'fx gh as ,M N If ' 7, M ll N . E fmsvx YOU WPDIE UI1 HW S1818 I IUVB YOU S0 I One S SOPHOMORE ls+ row J Sheaff r R Sh aff r J P ndergast M Brewer L Brooks C Smith 2nd row C McGuire M Snyd r Jury D Smlth Framer We entered ou ornomore year witx eleven students e lost one student as Ronald Couch moved away Ne elected class officers a follows PP6SldPWt, Judy Penderrast, Vice fresident, Lorene Brooks, Secretary Treasure, Nicky Snyder Our class advisor is T155 Stump y Catcher toobe vlisslng Love at first Si lt 1 - .3 D G M .1 . . . 9 , . -f -1 1 - f Q ' 1 . , . . Q 2' , ' R . . . , . V 1 -4 ' 1 ' I ' J ' I' or . 1 . iff ' .. . ,-. 0 ' , - 1 o 0 ,A Q V v .. 5 , . U Y. I ,A A 1 I , . . - ,L N . . f.v' FRQSHMEN row Swartz, S Prater R Rish J Beaschler, McAlp1n S Swihart Sm th G G11 Freshman Class of SS We came back to school for our Freshman year and found that we had gained two new members, Fred Smith from neighboring Wyandot, and Samuel Prater from West Virginia We are now fourteen strong We elected class officers as the following President, Gloria Gile Vice President, Bill Sanderson, Secretary R Treasurer, Robert Lewis. We were unmercifully initiated by the Lordly Seniors on Oct. 29 We had two class parties, one in the fall and one in the spring, lst. H: B. . , . , . R. ' , . . 2nd, row: I. Foreman, D. Grimes, R. Lewis, W. Sanderson, F. 1 , . es. 0 O O EIGHTH GRADE lst row James Rish, Eddie Sandersan, Andy Roberts, Sue Pendergast Ann Bookmeyer, John Moore, Donald Ralph, Frank McDonald Est row Wanda Hills, Thelma Foreman, Joyce McCleary, Peggy VanHorn Jane Roos, Lulu Belle Cottrell, Melva Patchett SEVENTH GRADE lst. row Deanna Brewer, Sharon Brents, Linda VanHorn, Peggy McClarey, 2nd, row James Swartz, Philip Giles, Kathlene Smith, Linda Fiechter, Sammy Foreman, Ronald Kummerer, , I A 'Q , , 14 on m f . U ', V 4 , -I v VE' 'Y O' . 0 ' . GRADE SCHOOL lst row 2nd row 3rd row th row Eugene Egger, Steven Rish, Jonathan Cook, Rosalie Culver, Jim Sheaffer, Donovan Pletcher, Mary Sheaffer, Barbara Chance Jean Beaschler, Julia McA1pin, Buddy VanHorn, Saralyn Myers, Mary Swartz, Birdie McA1pin, Sandra Ralph Robert Foreman, Sharon Sigler, Jean Maclaren, David Rice, Betty Prater, Richard Sheaffer, Jerry Rice. Brenda Chance, Larry Day, Fred Feichter, Frances Feichta', Judy Mathews, Patsy Moses, Mrs Swartz. M 4 . 1 lst row 2nd row rd row Michael Grossman, Michael Cook, Elizabeth Vaniorn, Kandee Grossman, Jerry Dillion, Tarry Cleveland, Gary McCreary. Nancy Clark, Victoria Jane Rish, David Brewer, Mary Day, Graaam Couch, Phyllis Merwine, Kenneth Roberts Sharon Sanderson, Glayds Foreman, Louise Foreman, Christhme Smith, Marcia Brents lst row 2nd row 3rd row 4th row Gary Alban, Carl Searles, Donald Chance, Don Shuster,. Rodney Mulholland, Cheryl Culver, Jim Kummer, Sharon Kummer, Patsy Bosley Arthur Smith, Tommy Sheaffer, Barbara Tivenan, David Thompson, Terry Montgomery, Johnnie Grossman, Carol Rice, Vivan Robinett Patri ia Jividen, Darlene Cottrell, Doris Foreman, Lawrene Foreman, Sheryl Rish, Jean Rice. David Hills, Barbara Swick, Vicky Grossman, Jan0 H1001 Janis Culver, Wanda Maclaren, Mrs Tscnantz. 3 : 1 ' Mth row! Grace Foreman, Rosetta Smith, Shirley Robinette, Mrs. Foos. l 3 . . 1 flief September l6,l7,l8 October hovember 26, December January February March April SCHOOL C1LbNDAH School starts for the year 1955 R 54 Baseball game with Morral They Lost Wyandot County Fair NO SCHOOL Seniors smile pretty for photographer at Carey Baseball game at Scutch We Won My, what sharp looking uunlor Class rings Baseball game with Marseilles They Lost Played at Nevada We Lost Sen or proofs received Baseball game with Greencamp Je Non Baseball game at Salem They Won Baseball game at Sycamore We Lost Elected Chr lead s Individual pictures taken lst 6 weeks Teachers Meeting WO S iOOL' No School Teachers Workshop The Freshman get tte works 8th grade party The Senior Play nGreat eesar's Ghost First basketball game at Meeker They Won Armistlc Day NO SCHOOL!!!l Freshman Class party Exchanging of pictures Basketball game at Sycamore de Lost Whe 3 is Mr Dunbar and the boys979919 BHSk6tb8l1 game with Greencamp We Won Played Marseilles They Los Played Nevada We Won Thanksgivlng Vacation NO SCHOOL!!! Basketball game with Morral They Won Wyandot Co Teachers Banquet Basketball game with Scutch Ne Lost F F A Parliamentary Procedure Every Pupil Tests 2nd 6 weeks Played Prospect Played at Salem Played at WhaPtOH Played at Carey Christmas Program to Jan 4 Christmas Vacation Basketball game with Sycamore Choral Played Senior Played Oh no! Played Played Norkshop Played at Marseilles Nevada Scholarship Test for the brave only at Scutch Semester Exams, lot's of worried looks at Hopewell Louden Salem Basketball game with bycamore Wyandot County Tournament Wyandot County Tournament Wyandot County Tournament Washington Birthday No School! Wyandot County Tournament 4th 6 weeks County Music Festival Junior Class Play Sth 6 weeks 8th grade test Wyandot County Band Festival Junior Senior Banquet---County Track Meet Baccalaureate Com encement ----LAST DAY of SCHOOL rl 3 ...... e ---- -- , 21 ---- -- . 22 ------ . ' ' 25 ------ . . 25 e ' 29 ------ . ' -- i 2 ------ ,h. 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MQ me 591:21-12 A gan, A BAND lst row Janet Sheaffer, Ruth Ann Sheaffer, Joyce Cottrell, Eddie Sanderson, Wanda Hills, Judy Pendergast, Treva Gould, Shirley Eaton. 2nd row Alice Patchet, David Grimes, Ronald Hills, Bill Sanderson, Margaret Brewer, Joyce McC1ary, David Smith, Jane Foos, Ronald Rish rd row Donald Jury, Miss Stump, Deanna Brewer, Gloria Giles, Peggy lcClary, John Beaschler, Lulu Belle Cottrell, Larry Bryant, Sharon Brents, Susie White, Helen Taylor. w 1 O 9 I 0 n I sr , ' K 4 Q , ' 1' , ,, lu' i ., GIRLS CHORUS lst row 2nd row l E lim Grace Bell, Treva Gould, Shirley Eaton, Alice Patchet, Carol Smith, Rosemary Hills, Louise Turney Miss Stump, Gloria Giles, Betty Foreman, Lorene Brooks, Joyce Cottrell, Judy Pendergast, Evelyn Cramer, Susie Whi te , Margaret Brewer. TRIO Grace Bell, Lorena Brooks, Shirley Eaton. I 55:5 2 , 7 , I wkg ,, ,Z 4, I LX .M , ., fu -if ,W : , O u a MIXED CHORUS ,aa-Antoni lst row Grace Bell, Treva Gould, Sbirloy Eaton, Alice Patchet, Carol Smith, Rosemary Hills, Louise Turney, Margaret Brewer 2nd row Miss Stump, David Smith, Bob Hawk, Larry Bryant, Gloria Giles, Betty Foreman, Lorene Brooks, Joyce Cottrell, Judy Pendergast, Evelyn Cramer, Susie White, Donald Jury, Ronald Hills, David Grimes. QJART' aT Illllnn lln.., .qi Bob Hawk. Larry Bryant, Donald Jury, Ronald H1115 m l . 0 A O : Y QQQE!! 5 ZQ, 'W Z. Vtg, 3 M C O Tal Treva Gould, Larry Bryant, Grace Bell, Bob Hawk, Shirley Eaton, Ronald Hills, Susie White, Donald Jury. MUSICAL TRIO Judy Pendergast, Janet Sheaffer Ruth Ann Sheaffer, Miss Stump MAJOR Q MAJORLTTLS Susie White, Sharon Brents, Helen Taylor, Donald Jury lst row David Grimes, Fred Smith, Ira Foreman, John Beaschler, Bill Swartz, Bill Sanderson, Robert Lewis, Samuel Prater 2nd row Max Walters, Roger Criswell, Eddie Jury, Bob Hawk, Craig Swihart, Donald Jury, Dean Waggy, Dwight Shumate, Cecil Rasey, Bill Moses, Mr Bishop 3rd row Larry Bryant, Mickey Snyder, Carlos McGuire, Ray Cramer OFFICERS Dean Waggy, Eddie Jury, Mr Bishop, Donald Jury, Craig Swihart, B111 Moses, Roger Criswell, Bob Hank .x I X i rv 1 X 'N . V f . A F52 A Q . . . U l . ' , 0 1' f ' A,,,1..m 1 1 L ,Va QE'X I and , 4 W' Jn ' , O . LETTERMAN'S CLUB lst row Zane Cox, Max Walters, B111 Moses, Mickey Snyder, Roger Criswell 2nd row Craig Swihart, Eddie Jury, Connie Walcutt, Bob Hawk, Dwight Shumate, Dean Waggy 49.-on ini Q W Q iQ WE tu 11811 WE WBPB E CUUIJIE of k1dS Mimi , 1 4 3 W f Wi ' A - r t ,Ni L Y A ? j f gd -ig ' ' , 4 l K ' Q f f fl - ' ' V 7k JJ 1335? I 5, A 515- gw - 2 Q - ,31,,igg,i 3 L V - , i gig i EQ? . H' wi 1 . , A ,, 'JE' , , If HQ ,sw yf ig Lew V ini, fr, ft if, ,L 5 , ' , 2 viii: 4 ' 3 ff Q 4 3,152 35,5 gy? , 2 :,,:'.:Z' 1 x ' l ,, x . V ,Q Q ' x p y 1 I I 5 25 , nm wi lfq-2 :ff if : , '13 1 3 ?i 5 , ff ,1 g I , 'A QV' ,A U ,Y 4 'yi A 5 ,M I M , ff? :jf ' 2 j gg? : Lg if ef? f f, g . , ' f V 1 I Track Team lst row Eddie Jury, Dwight Shumate, Connie Walcutt, Craig Swihart, Dean Waggy Mickey Snyder 2nd row James Rish: Mr Dunbar, Roger Criswell, Zane Cox, Bob Hawk, Bill Moses, Max Walters, Ronald Kummerer During the 1953 track season Harpster took part in four meets, winnixg but one of tne four Our win coming against Larue 67 1 2 to 32 1 2 Our mile relay team won in all four meets and placed second in the county track meet, losing to Nevada by a half step Membe s of the successful relay team iere Conrad Walcutt, Dean Waggy, Max Walters and Craig Swihart We are looking forward to a much brighter track season in Sh with all members of the S3 team returning Letter winners, their events and points scored are as follows Craig Swihart High Jump, 100, LAO, Mile Relay 26 3fh pts Conrad Nalcutt High Jump, Discus, M e Relay f12 pts Dwight Shumate 220, 0 Relay, Shot, Discus pts Max Walters 880, Mile Relay pts Eddie Jury ile, 880 pts B111 Moses Pole Vault s Bob Hawk Shot, Discus pts Other veterans returning are Zane Cox, discus and shot Roger Criswell mile and high jump Mickey Snyder 220, 880 relay and broad um? 2. ' . f I . ' 205 I Dean Waggy 100, 0, Mile Relay ' 19 3fL pts. 17 . O 1 . ah' 3111, . 9 Pt - 7 . J. ' ' ! Baseball Team 2nd row 3rd ro Max Walters, Zane Cox, Connie Walcutt, Dean Waggy, Craig Swibart, Dwight Shumate, Roger Criswell James Rish, Roger McAlpin, Ronald Rish, B111 Sanderson, Eddie Jury, Robert Lewis, John Beaschler, Sam Prater, Bill Swartz, Mr Dunbar. First Nine ,J V T r ' A lst row: Bob Hawk, Mickey Snyder, Robert Smith, Stanton Swihart. w: A . We opened our baseball season on August 22, with nineteen candidates reporting for practice After two weeks of practice we opened the season at Morral on Sept ember the sixth Trailing by three runs going into the sixth inning, Mickey Snyders double paved the way for a four run rally that saw us come from behind to win 6 to 5 On September the eleventh we played our first league game at home against Wharton Dean Waggy carried a big stick for the home club banging out a double and triple Conrad Walcutt put in his peek performance of the year striking out seventeen Wharton batters in six innings Our top performance of the se son was against lcCutchenville on Sept ember 22 The game was an extra inning affair in which we scored four times in the eight to win Craig Swiharts diving so mersolting catch in the eight inning cut short a McCutchenville rally We won our third league game and our fourth game of the season against Marseilles on September 25 Dwight Shumate carried the big stick for the home club, connecting for three hits Robert Smith slapped a double and triple and Bob Hawk helped the home teams cause with a bases loaded single Buzz Swihart turned in a fine defensive job at shortstop We won handily going away 15 to 6 Our first loss of the season was at the hands of Nevada on their field September 29 Walcutt held the opposition well in check but we were able to collect only two hits They scored in the fourth inning to defeat us 1 to O Our final home game of the season was against Green Camp on October 2 We put on our biggest rally of the season in the sixth inning, scoring eight runs to come from behind to win the free scoring game 14 to 10 Dwight Shumate connected for the only Harpster homer of the season in the a bases loaded single in the big inning On a cold rainy October the 6th we lost our ch nce to gain a berth in the district baseball tourney by losing to winless Salem 8 to 4 A ad first inning proved our downfall Max Walters our leading hitter singled with the bases loaded, but we were unable to overcome the big first inning lead We closed the season on October the 9th against powerful Sycamore Roger Criswell our dependable catcher turned in a fine defensive performance even though we lost by a score of 10 to O The leading hitters for the season were Max Walters and Dwight Shumate who finished the season at a 320 clip Max Walters also led in the runs batted in with 8 and the most hits 8 Dwight scored the most runs 8 Zane Cox was the leading fielder handling 37 chances without an error for a lOOO average Conrad Walcutt, our regular pitcher averaged 9 2 strike outs per game and had a earned run average of 1 76 Although we ended up in a tie for third place we feel that we gained some prestige by defeating both Morral and Green Camp The winner and runners up respectively in Marion County big inning. Zane Cox scored three times for Harpster. Ed Jury whacked U . b Zane irst Base 90 Wax Shortstop 320 Dean Left Field .190 Bob Mickey Third Base 19 172 Second Base wwg Connie Roger Pitcher Catcher 200 062 1? Craig DW1Sht Center Field Right Field 142 :seo f . W 3355 4, l A 4 . .. - 'i K ' .,, 1. ' n -qf, , F ol , O ' I E . I o ' . i ! o f VARSITY Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster lst row Zane Cox, Dwight Shumate, Craig Swihart, Connie Walcutt, Dean Waggy, Max Walters 2nd row Mr Dunbar, Roger Criswell, Donald Jury, Mickey Snyder. Meeker 59 Sycamore 80 Green Camp Nevada 51 Morral 44 McCutchenville Prospect 57 Salem 5 Wharton 43 Carey 70 YIWJTTV Harpster Harpster Harpster Herpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Vanlue 56 Sycamore 75 larseilles 61 McCutchenville 5 Hopewell Louoen 59 Salem 62 Wharton 42 Tournament Harpster 72 Salem 75 Harpster 54 McCutchenv1l1e 58 I 49 se 50 55 '71 42 67 Harpster 52 Marseilles 44 Harpster 55 Nevada 57 71 1 45 41 44 - 55 56 59 se ' 50 49 4 -es se Could th1S be a jump Let me Shoot K Flun How dainty Let's go you knuckleheads oral Max Conrad 300 pts 79 pts M76 pts a new school r Cord 104 PG 92 fOU1 Shots 25 FG 29 foul shots 35 pts neu sin le ame record Marseilles 29 Nevada 24 Wharton 12 202 FG 72 foul shots Salem 22,21 15 Gre ncamp 12 Wharton 35 Farseilles 31 , Scutck Nevada 29 GFS UCHNP 17 Sycamore, Car y 28 Nevada 23 Dwivht 170 pts 60 FG 50 foul shots Gr encamp 1U Mars i11es 1U Salem 14, 12 Sycamore 12 28.11 O5 pts 20 FG 25 foul shots Nevada 11 Salem 27 22 22 Gr encamp 22, hop w 11 21 Meeker 21 Dean No 1 reli f man 2 timely goals against Prospect A .r . -D - . . e, H , v or :r , , ' Q o ' 2 ' J 3 'I - V Meeker 20 Sycamore 15 U 3 A I3 3 J e ' e e D O c . rf- . , . e e e RESERVE Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster harpster lst row Stanton Swihart, Eddie Jury, Mickey Snyder, Bob Hawk, Robert Lewis, John Beachler 2nd row Mr Dunbar, Ronald Rish, Bill Sanderson, Donald Jury, Roger Criswell, Roger McAlpin, Meexer 55 Sycamore 59 Green Camp Nevada 25 Morral 52 McCutchenville 48 Prospect 55 Salem 49 Wharton 29 REQUUJFS Harpster Harpster darpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Harpster Carey 44 Vanlue 65 Sycamore 57 Nevada 50 McCutchenville 55 Hopewell Louden 56 Salem 52 Wh rton 57 24 55 55 28 - 45 57 1 55 Harpster 25 Marseilles 41 25 Marseilles 41 57 41 55 25 51 31 - 17 ' 25 54 33 n Old Bob P bounds Susanne Whitn, and Louise Turn y Ruth Ann Sheaffer, Lorene Erooks, Judy Pendergast, JUNIOR HIGH lst row Philip iles, James Kish, Frank McDonald, James Swartz, Ronald Kummerer. 2nd row Mr Dunbar, Eddie Sanderson, Andrew Roberts, John Moore, Donald Ralph Sam Foreman. Wanda Hills, Peggy Vanqorn, Ann Uookmyer, Lulu Belle Cottre11,Sharon Brents I 2 G I JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS . N l Eugone Plott Wyandot bus Jean Rowse, Joe McA1pin, Robert Dunbar Mr. Conkle, and Mr. Newton Lucille Barber 1 wi Q was 9 L as 3? W W-I5 QQ Jinx f J an U4 mi' y' NOSHOK ,kia Hex Ali ...gg-Q 3 Q ,mf VW' 1 A I K V. uv vw ' ' , ' I W' ' '- 5 ,Q ' f' , W!! ' A W W Q U4 3. J . ,' 1 4 N M 1 , mam K ,J Q44 --' - . f fl E A ,L , i -Q . 1 . v A 3 ., . .Z A , M iw ' ' an W,-, , F3 ,sg . N ' m in Li' W Ze' , 5 w T53 15 , ' N V1 'a j W I K, N ll , ,. 3 . fffff-' , ,arm K 8 ' v 'V 1 +4 .. 'f 2' f K 3 4 1 ,, , , ' . fy, , 1. , ,yi gif fw V . A L,fTf'g L . -- CH ' ' ' 1' w, Arif mp' . ' , fi N-fp: CGNGRATULATNDNS TC HE CLASS lQ C H LEWIS CQMPUMENTS QP HARPSTER J J-LQJNIC 2534 T QP SQ HAHPSTER GARAGE 1 .ff . Sohooloays school days Good old golden Roadm n r1t1n Taught to tho tu ry suck I WHS YOU? 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I Lawrence Hefflefinger umps-Pump I' ur-es 1 umin and 3 , F Compliments of Kinle ya Dairy Upper Sanduskey, Ohio Congratulations To The Clase Of 1954 S Ray Chance , Carpenter Wyandot, Ohio Phone Nevada 27 33 Davidson Hybr1dQ Convratulations To The Class Of 1954 GULF Q90 K WF flf x 0 93? C: Youn ' g s Grocery Gu Willard D lf Station avidson Little Qandu Marion, O sky, Ohlo hio R R Wh Phone 37121 1 x - .f - 1, boi' ' 9 Q? X Q31 1 ff Sf 1 'L Q ,X o Q 0547 X09 425, X QQ C0 a odel Girl rlrst Place 740 los TUHIOP Boar e PPIC nlot Senlor olnty lalr Cham lon Sow 0110 Ste e lalr Cl955J Always reedxng sfo f for ale l mlle Soutn JALn OULV 1 Ol Little Sanduskj U S 5 PIONE NAiPoTn? 0556 Comoliments of A L Brents General Haroster, Ohio Phone 2142 Store F EXTRA Convratulations To The Class Of 54 Morral Supply Co Morral, Ohio Compliments of WALTON GRAIN CO. Dealers in Grain and Upper Sandusky, Ohio Seed CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 19514, The U.S. Commission Co. We serve to sell again Phone 206 Upper Sandusky, Ohio MARION LINCOLN MERCURY CO , INC Three Locations to serve You New Car Garage 202 South Main Used Lot 60 West Center Body and Paint bhop Prospest Rd Marion, Ohio PFEIFER HDVE CO A complete line of Dexter Washms Ben Hur Freezers and farm hardvae F and W Water Systems pump service our specialty Upper Sandusky, Ohio PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK COOPERATIVE ASSOC west Center St Marion, Ohio A Most Economical Livestock Marketing System Phone 2 1639 BRENTS and SCHWILK Sylvania TVs and Radios Hamilton Washers an Electric Driers Harpster, Ohio Phone 21 2 CONGRATULATIONS to the CON cuss of 195L, MCCUMBER MEAT MARKET Neff St Morral, Ohio MSn'S Phone Morral S 2193 GRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 195A JIM DUGANS S'lORn. and Boy's fine clothing and shoes Marion, Ohio FYANDOT TRACTOR and IMPLEMENT 119 121 L Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky, Ohio Your John Deere Dealer NIKE'S MARK T our Meat is a speciality Not a side line 1 S Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 255 lg., . 0 -' . d Auction Sale Daily Market M ' A ' 'YQ c ' y 36. . n , Cgmpliments gf LMEHAL D PPLIIUITR Dwicht Sanderson Authorized REGISTERED SPOIIED POLAND CdINA eoos S8168 and efvice BR EDING STOCK for SALL Pac4ard International Mgppgl, Ohio R R gl Phone 350 216 N harpole Phone 5 3 3G Upoer Sandusky, Ohio TiE COMVERCIAL SAVINGS BANK U per Sandusky, Ohio The Bank op vonolete Servl e Drive In window Compliments of the NEVRDA RARMER'S GRAIN ASS' Nevada, Ohio Lemert, Ohio Compliments of J L FOUGHT QJARFY Upper Sandusky, Ohio Crushed Stone for all purposes BAKER HODQON SALnS M41 N Warpole St Upper Sandusky, Ohio 2h hr Wrecker Service Carlos Baker Phone 1165 Compliments of RIESmR'S FRUIT FARM Apples, peaches, sweet cider, honey and popcorn HAROLD D COFFEY Groceries, Fresh Meats and Frozen Foods Ke Deliver Phone 2 3537 6K9 N Me1n St Marion, Ohio e W F, . . X Mr ' ' V A S E . . W ' QV D I A 1 . ph ' N. u p B L o 3 H Grain-Seeds-Feeds-Fence-Coal Y , F W 5 . ' . ' Y . . . . C . . A 0 YY --1 v X - . EuUL FURNLHJH CO Furniture and Aprlianreq 116 S sanduqky Ave ,wer andusaj, Ohio Cowoliments Rajrond Dulver JF I O lorral R Phare ar ster 2 onnlimente of er oandu cy, Oni Lv 'U ererql lar are ore n lianc s evaoa, Uti Comrliments of t e YANDPX COUNTV A HO L H t pays to EGWOYIQH Cowpli ents of LO'Y'T S P S AJW P 'ttle banduskx, Ohio OATES JEWELRY DTORL 203 N Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of tht rOI and A9101 Unner Qanduskv, Ohio F JL of v W-. Y- - 37 , , .J . I Y I .I 5 w H W, W Y , ,, 5 71.2 AIHGUS ' K ' '.'f . , fi, W1 UVI L3 Y Y , U w ' L A AAn 1+ - t l UI ZILf. fff3.ff '.AE1f. CO 1 .. n . . ra ' V v v. , ., - A f . .. JCNZIJ I-1g.fx'l'.3 A P C E1 1 nl ,Q 'Q .1 'W ,.j - A 1 x A I, 77 r y ur fi I lv fy' A xv. L 3 A t ... U. A .nw T , , LL ' . y 4- L ., N t v- A 2 v- 1- vl , . - , 1 1 . v L. . V . . . ., Compliments of ARI' JE LLH! STOVE ep er Sanduscy, Oqio Compliments of KNAPP'S CLOVER FAHH SIORV Compliments of Wyandot Popcorn Co Morral, Ohio Compliments of DIBLn'S W h'S Upper Sandusfy, Ohio Compliments of prer Sandusky, Ohio CON RAlULAlIDNS the CLASS of 5 lun SMITH CLOTdING CO Marlon, Ohio Nevada Dry Good and Shoe Store Nevada, Ohio BOB' QLLF S HVICE FOOD MARKET Morral, Ohio Phone S 2200 Compliments of PONAlIC SALLS Marion, Ohio The Lite Star Oil Co U S Routes 23 R 50N Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 335 Compliments of Ours Farm Market Fruit and Produce Marion, Ohio MARKLEY AUTO WRLCNIFG CO Phone 2L3l STRASSER R SON Electrical Contractors Phone 3 6 132 North Sandusky Ave 51 N NOPPlSOn St Nevada, Ooio Upper Sandusky, Ohio Dengler Dry Cleaners Service with Satisfaction SHELL ORN'S MUSIC STORE h h t 26 W C S 163 South Main Street 124 aarion, OEIS grim, Ohio Phone: 2-4514 Ph. 2 2713 5 5 vw' ' ' M . V o Tv 1 H HIE 'JJEAR G F1 rf 1 to f-w !l L'-H RICHARDSON'S FLOWER SHOP U n X . King Bros. Open Evenings . 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' 1 A Compliments of May Jewelry Company 120 W Center St Marion, Ohio Mary Jo's Beauty Shoppe North Main St Nevada, Ohio Phone 5696 Zenith Television Maytag Washers Hamilton Dryers oon's Tire Store Nevada, Ohio Compliments of HALM MOTOR COMPANY KOEHLER'S uR LNHOUSE INC Free Delivery Sl V Johnson St Phone Upper Sandusky, Ohio F1ox's Upper Sandusky, Ohio Shoes Clothing Dry Goods ELTIS MARTIN INC Ford Mercury Upper Sandusky, Ohio Nevada Furniture Store Open all evenings Compliments of Ferd Sm1th's Grocery Harpster, Ohio Compliments of VENT BODY CO Nevada, Ohio Compliments of The Daily Chief Union Upper Sandusky, Ohio Wyandot Popcorn Co Joe Clark Plant and Field Manager Compliments of STARNER'S GARAGn On Route 23 Brush Ridge, Ohio Compliments of Walter Turney Sr Warner'e Barbor Shop Morral, Ohio Phone 22105 Morral EATMOR NLUMEISTERS ENRICHED BREAD 811 PASTRIES HORRAL GARAGE Faurot Bros , Props Phone S 216 or 5 233k Compliments of J W and Roger McAlpin Painters Phone Harpater 2187 Berry Seed Co 420 N Main St Marion, Ohio The home of Cro Coated Seeds. 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